Zoning@100

Zoning as Design
by Jonathan Barnett
Professor Emeritus of City and Regional Planning, University of Pennsylvania

Towards a City of Cities
by Vishaan Chakrabarti
Founder, Partnership for Architecture & Urbanism

The Future of the Zoning Resolution
by Robert S. Cook, Jr.
Partner, Meister Seelig & Fein LLP and Co-chair, Zoning Committee of Citizens Housing and Planning Council

Zoning and Design Visualization
by Phu T. Duong
Senior Associate, NBBJ and Adjunct Associate Professor, Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

Working with the City
by Douglas Durst
Chairman, The Durst Organization

A Revolutionary Approach to Zoning
by Alexander Garvin
President, Alex Garvin Associates Public Realm Strategists, Adjunct Professor of Urban Planning and Management, Yale University

​Zoning the Next 100 Years… Or At Least 50
by Mark Ginsberg
Founding Partner, Curtis + Ginsberg Architects LLP

​Vision and Legitimacy: The Planning Basis of Zoning
by ​Ernest Hutton
Principal, Hutton Associates Inc. Planning Interaction and Co-chair of the AIANY Planning & Urban Design Committee

Happy 100th Birthday, NYC Zoning Resolution!​
by Dan Kaplan
Senior Partner, FXFOWLE Architects

Reflections on the 100th Anniversary of the NYC Zoning Resolution
by Marcie Kesner
Planning and Development Specialist, KRAMER LEVIN NAFTALIS & FRANKEL LLP

Regulating the Good You Can’t Think Of
by Michael Kwartler
Principal, Michael Kwartler and Associates, and Founding President, The Environmental Simulation Center

​Zoning for the 21st Century Metropolis
by Jerilyn Perine
Executive Director, Citizens Housing & Planning Council

The Zoning Resolution: A Work in Progress
by Gina Pollara
President, Municipal Art Society

Editor’s Note
by Jack L. Robbins
Principal, FXFOWLE Architects

Zoning for Tomorrow
by Bill Rudin
Vice Chairman and CEO, Rudin Management Company and Chairman, Association for a Better New York

Zoning and Design: It’s Complicated
by Jeffrey Shumaker
Chief Urban Designer, New York City Department of City Planning

What’s Old is New
by Howard Slatkin
Deputy Director for Strategic Planning, New York City Department of City Planning

Zoning – The First 100 Years
by William Stein
Principal, Dattner Architects

One Hundred Years of Zoning
by Robert A.M. Stern
Founder and Senior Partner, Robert A.M. Stern Architects

100 Years of Zoning
by Carl Weisbrod
Director, New York City Department of City Planning and Chair, New York City City Planning Commission